At a time of increasing cyber threats and regulatory complexity, the project addresses a critical European need: stronger collaboration in cybersecurity, effective threat intelligence sharing, and increased resilience of critical infrastructures. By supporting compliance with key EU regulatory frameworks and advancing cybercrime investigation capabilities, CYBER-BRIDGE contributes to a safer, more coordinated digital environment. Capacity building remains central, with a strong focus on training, skills development, and structured knowledge exchange across Member States.

To achieve these objectives, the project develops AI-powered solutions supporting SMEs, Security Operations Centres (SOCs), Critical Infrastructure Operators, and Law Enforcement Authorities in managing cybersecurity risks more effectively. At the core lies an intelligent platform enabling real-time threat intelligence exchange, compliance monitoring, and forensic analysis. Practical guidance on NIS2, the Cyber Resilience Act, and GDPR helps organizations strengthen their cybersecurity posture while navigating complex regulatory requirements.

A strong European consortium underpins the project’s ambition. Nine organizations from Romania, Hungary, Greece, and Cyprus bring together technical excellence, regulatory expertise, and operational experience. Alongside I-ENERGYLINK (RO) as coordinator, the Consortium includes BOLTONSHIELD HUNGARY KFT (HU), CERTH (GR), CLONE SYSTEMS (CY), the Romanian National Cybersecurity Directorate (RO), ELIAS NEOCLEOUS & CO LLC (CY), EXIMPROD ENGINEERING (RO), the General Directorate of Internal Protection – DIPI (RO), and the International Hellenic University (GR).